Row 22467

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I fucking called this shit! I know no one will believe me, but i am one of those people who, while i dont believe alot of conspiracies, i dont not think about them. I will give them a chance if enough evidence is present. i do think about alot of what ifs and hows. What if we went instinct? How could it happen? And keep in mind i think like this pretty much anytime i have free time or am doing something repetitive. Just over and over, different scenarios. My wife had told me about microplastics a couple years ago. Obviously not good since its being found in everything, even us. If you see where im going with this, one of the scenarios that i told my wife maybe 2-3 months ago was: What if humans went extinct because we could no longer reproduce? Im sure everyone has seen the movie/book trope: humans infertile, mass hysteria, blah blah blah. Then she asked how. How? At some point there must be too much plastic within our bodies for them to function properly. Its the inevitability of overusage: too much of a good thing is a bad thing. Except in this case, it was never a good thing to begin with. At what point will the cells in our body say enough is enough? Its starting to seem like we are already on that path.

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text I fucking called this shit! I know no one will believe me, but i am one of those people who, while i dont believe alot of conspiracies, i dont not think about them. I will give them a chance if enough evidence is present. i do think about alot of what ifs and hows. What if we went instinct? How could it happen? And keep in mind i think like this pretty much anytime i have free time or am doing something repetitive. Just over and over, different scenarios. My wife had told me about microplastics …
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